I don’t think he has the technique.
His pro career has been a massive disappointment. That 19-20 season is looking more and like a random happening, much like the Andrew Hammond 15-16 season, which was never to be duplicated.
His AHL career prior to even making his NHL debut was also glaringly bad and too hard to ignore. It was heavy foreshadowing towhat he’s been the last 3 years in the NHL.
Everybody we’ve had the last 10-12 years had pretty much better AHL careers than he did. I’m talking Kinkaid, as well as both Daws and Schmid. And these were happening on teams where superstars like Ken Appleby were somehow playing considerably better.
Wedgewood’s first several years in the AHL were pretty bad though, but what’s he become? He’s gonna be 31 years old before the start of next season and has yet to even play 100 NHL games.
I don’t think he’s gonna be a good NHL goalie ever, but he may have another good season in the NHL at some point. Since he’s not 30 years and has had success in the league in a starting role at one point, he’ll get a few more chances and he likely still has a few more years worth of chances in the league before washing out. And for every good season he has, it may buy him another or two longer in the league beyond those few years he already probably will get anyway.
Nope, he doesn't at all. But goalies are voodoo, who the f*** knows if he goes elsewhere and becomes great? Would it shock me? No. Would I expect it? Absolutely not since it hasn't happened by now.
Right. And we are going to have to adjust to a different style of game. And to the fact that the refs are going to let a lot of stuff go.Bruins played a solid game.
When they stick check, they are looking to break a hand. When the forecheck, they are looking to drive you through the boards. When they crease clear, they are looking to paralyze. It's a top-to-bottom mentality on the details.
Good playoff game. Rangers, Canes, Bruins, Devils...Really going to be an amazing playoffs.
Against a team like Boston where there were basically no passing lanes open the entire game in the offensive zone, I feel like we gotta fire more low shots on net and do a better job of crashing for rebounds. They are too good defensively to be able to pass around the perimeter the whole game waiting for something to open up, because it won't and didn't and we ended up turning the puck over more times than we should have.
Just making it up.Why is that asshat dragging our TV anchors into this? Did they actually say something or is it just the usual making shit up on Twitter thing?
Why is that asshat dragging our TV anchors into this? Did they actually say something or is it just the usual making shit up on Twitter thing?
Graves would be my guesswonder who they sit for Luke on tuesday.
I don't believe in the goalies are voodoo thing, at least not in the sense that I think you may.Nope, he doesn't at all. But goalies are voodoo, who the f*** knows if he goes elsewhere and becomes great? Would it shock me? No. Would I expect it? Absolutely not since it hasn't happened by now.
wonder who they sit for Luke on tuesday.
If McLeod isn’t playing, and I assume he isn’t, then you might go 11/7. Rest the defenseman that is most banged up and play Smith and Hughes. Smith can mix in at forward of the game is going well.wonder who they sit for Luke on tuesday.
I don’t think he has the technique.
His pro career has been a massive disappointment. That 19-20 season is looking more and like a random happening, much like the Andrew Hammond 15-16 season, which was never to be duplicated.
His AHL career prior to even making his NHL debut was also glaringly bad and too hard to ignore. It was heavy foreshadowing towhat he’s been the last 3 years in the NHL.
Everybody we’ve had the last 10-12 years had pretty much better AHL careers than he did. I’m talking Kinkaid, as well as both Daws and Schmid. And these were happening on teams where superstars like Ken Appleby were somehow playing considerably better.
Wedgewood’s first several years in the AHL were pretty bad though, but what’s he become? He’s gonna be 31 years old before the start of next season and has yet to even play 100 NHL games.
I don’t think he’s gonna be a good NHL goalie ever, but he may have another good season in the NHL at some point. Since he’s not 30 years and has had success in the league in a starting role at one point, he’ll get a few more chances and he likely still has a few more years worth of chances in the league before washing out. And for every good season he has, it may buy him another or two longer in the league beyond those few years he already probably will get anyway.
If McLeod isn’t playing, and I assume he isn’t, then you might go 11/7. Rest the defenseman that is most banged up and play Smith and Hughes. Smith can mix in at forward of the game is going well.
Jack isn't getting a rest with franchise history and a 100 point season on the line.Probably Bahl. Probably will also rest Jack.....
haula probably draws back inIf McLeod isn’t playing, and I assume he isn’t, then you might go 11/7. Rest the defenseman that is most banged up and play Smith and Hughes. Smith can mix in at forward of the game is going well.
I thought Wood/that line were good early on, at least in the 1st period.The biggest takeaway from this one is that Jack is fully back. He was awesome against the toughest opponent possible.
This was a game where Wood’s supposed “playoff style” would play up and he was out attempted 17-2. We don’t need this man in the lineup.
If my Crystal ball is correct, with McLeod out we will go 11 - 7. Luke will QB the second power play unit and play maybe 10 minutes.wonder who they sit for Luke on tuesday.
Yeah, we’ve seen much worseHonestly it's been pretty well behaved tonight.
Highly doubt they rest Jack with the record on the line. Where's this coming from? Someone reputable mentioned it?Probably Bahl. Probably will also rest Jack.....